As we're entering the last stages of 2021, I think it's time to add a little wishlist for the future of the web. Since accessibility is getting more (deserved) notice. I thought that this year might be a good time for an HTML wishlist.

Read moreabout 5 future HTML tags on my wishlist that could benefit accessibility

I've been writing CSS in a SCSS environment for 8 years by now, that's a long time and since recently I started playing around with PostCSS. PostCSS has been around for some time, but I finally found the chance to dig in.

Read moreabout Is it time to stop pre-processing CSS and use post-processing instead?

I've been hyped about the new container queries in CSS. The possibility to change the look & feel of elements based on the location they are presented instead of the viewport width will be a great addition to the front-end workflow.

Read moreabout Styling based on container width made possible with CSS container queries.

Let's talk about sticky headers. They get used all the time and it seems that they are something we expect on a website. But is adding a sticky header the solution to our UX/UI problems, or just an easy fix?

Read moreabout Sticky headers: a solution with UX pitfalls?

There was a time when I was absolutely against every type of CSS library. The thought of using pre-defined class names gave me the shivers. Now, after working with them for some time, here are some of the thoughts on the matter.

Read moreabout Bootstrap & Tailwind: the current state of popular CSS libraries

You might remember the days when Masonry grids were all the rage. Every website wanted to have the Pinterest-inspired layout. Well overdue, but there is something in the works at the W3C.

Read moreabout Masonry with CSS Grid, finally a solution without JavaScript

So, here it is, my new blog. It took me a bit longer than I expected, but it was worth the journey. I can’t wait to fill this up with content that might be beneficial for others, or with things that I just want to share in general. So here are a few things you can expect…

Read moreabout Another one enters the webspace!